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Zietsma, Charlene Dr.

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Zietsma, Charlene Dr.
Position: Assistant Professor
Faculty/Department: Business
Institution/Organization: University of Victoria (UVic)
Phone Number: 250-472-4140
Email: czietsma@uvic.ca
Website: http://www.business.uvic.ca/faculty_staff/faculty/view/154
Address:
P.O. Box 1700, STN CSC
Victoria
British Columbia
Canada
V8W2Y2
  

General Information
Languages: English
Field(s) of Research:
Alternative and Renewable Energy
Climate Change and Impacts
Economics
Forests and Forestry
Market Dynamics and Instruments

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Research Keywords

Entrepreneurial opportunities
Institutional change
Corporate social responsibility
Certifications

Education & Employment

Assistant Professor, UVIC
PhD, UBC, Business, Organizational Behaviour
MBA, SFU

Courses Taught Related to Climate Change Solutions

Social/sustainable entrepreneurship

Publications

Zietsma, C. & McKnight, B. (2009). Building the Iron Cage: Institutional creation work in the context of competing protoinstitutions. In Lawrence, T.B., Suddaby, R. & Leca, B. (Eds.). Institutional Work: Actors and Agency in Institutional Studies of Organizations, Cambridge University Press, 143-177.

Winn, M., MacDonald, P., & Zietsma, C. (2008). Managing Industry Reputation: The Dynamic Tension Between Collective and Competitive Reputation Management Strategies. Corporate Reputation Review, 11: 35-55.

Zietsma, C. & Winn, M. (2008). Building chains and directing flows: strategies and tactics of mutual influence in stakeholder conflicts. Business and Society, 47(1): 68-101.

Zietsma, C., Winn, M., Branzei, O. & Vertinsky, I. (2002). The War of the Woods: Facilitators and Impediments of Organizational Learning Processes. British Journal of Management, 13 (Special Issue), S61-S74.

Research and Collaboration Interests

Entrepreneurial opportunities from climate change;
Facilitators and impediments of sustainable energy entrepreneurship.

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